Saturday, June 4, 2016
Catholic cemetery being bullied to accept pro-LGBT tombstone
The same homosexual couple who appeared as victorious plaintiffs in the United States Supreme Court lawsuit that legalized same-sex “marriage” across America is now pressuring a Catholic cemetery against its will to display a pro-homosexual design on their headstone — one that sends an unbiblical message that directly opposes Catholic beliefs.
Greg Bourke, one of the plaintiffs who filed the same-sex marriage case, Obergefell v. Hodges, with his homosexual partner, is claiming that the Catholic cemetery’s rejection of his headstone is a civil rights issue of discrimination.
“It’s pretty clear when you read the letter that this is a clear case of LGBT discrimination,” Bourke argued, according to LifeSiteNews.
The homosexual activist, along with his partner, Michael De Leon, alleged that by refusing to accept their tombstone, the Archdiocese of Louisville, Kentucky, is guilty of unlawful discrimination. They publicly announced their allegation Wednesday during a press conference staged outside the St. Michael Cemetery, according to a report by the NBC-affiliate WAVE-3 local television station.......To Read More....
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